TEAC MP-330 Beatman Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Ken Feinstein (cnet.com)

TEAC MP-330 Beatman review: TEAC MP-330 Beatman

TEAC MP-330 Beatman

Compact; excellent headphones; easy-to-read LCD.

Doesn't display ID3 tags; can't skip directly to folders; takes too long to recover from hard jolts.

This product could have been a contender but just doesn't cut it.

Oct, 2002

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Expert review by : John Blazevic (pcmag.com)

TEAC MP-330 - Play It Cool

Feb, 2002

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Expert review by : Ken Feinstein (cnet.com.au)

TEAC MP-330 Beatman review: TEAC MP-330 Beatman

TEAC MP-330 Beatman

Compact; excellent headphones; easy-to-read LCD.

Doesn't display ID3 tags; can't skip directly to folders; takes too long to recover from hard jolts.

This product could have been a contender but just doesn't cut it.

Oct, 2002

Partner Source

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Consumer review (epinions.com)

MP330: Great idea, good price

I've been wanting a CD player that plays MP3's, I've also been wanting an MP3 player. Well with this, I get the best of both worlds. I get a player that plays MP3's on CD but in a 3" format. The thing I like about it is I can play the MP3 discs on my...

small size, big sound, plays MP3's on 3" media

no fast forward or rewind, can't track through songs

May, 2003

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Consumer review (epinions.com)

Good value, could have been better thought-out

When looking for a portable MP3 player I considered units with flash memory and units with an internal hard disk. I didn't consider miniCDs until I took this off the shelf and thought about it.

Good sound, light and compact, long battery life, uses cheap media.

Weak navigation, earphone jack placement.

Jan, 2002

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Consumer review (epinions.com)

Good value, could have been better thought-out

Good sound, light and compact, long battery life, uses cheap media.

Weak navigation, earphone jack placement.

Jan, 2002

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Consumer review (epinions.com)

Slick little mp3 player.

In considering buying a portable mp3 player I considered three types: full-size 12cm CD players, memory based players, and 8cm CD players. I found 12cm CD players too bulky and I didn't need THAT much music on one cd. The point of the mp3 format is...

small size, good battery life, wide mp3 bitrate support.

no id3 support, no wma support

Dec, 2001

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